DemonGoddess

Are you doing a conversion from Word or something like it to an html document you're uploading? That commonly causes it, as it'll leave open tags in the doc, which the php interpreter parses as an end of file, so anything BELOW the open tag will not appear.

The only thing I can do at this point is to adjust the ratings themselves. There are some other functions, apparently, tied in to the ratings system. So, I have to figure out where to put 'em so they're called like they should be, so I can ultimately ELIMINATE the ratings system.

Chances are, the ones in naruto which are simply placed in the wrong subcategory, I won't be getting to in the near future. Have tons of other stuff I'm moving at the moment.

If you are HONESTLY searching for a story, post up a title for the story you're looking for. If you're looking to just "stir the pot", you can do THAT elsewhere, and not on this forum or archive. If you were looking for tech support, on how to use the search function, this is entirely the wrong place to begin such a post to begin with.

I'll have to look at the code list and make a correction.

You'll all notice they've been moved. I've opened up the rest of these forums for guest viewing as well. However, if your readers want to respond, they'll have to register. In future, please make no more postings of this nature in the resources forum. Thank you.

What I've been doing, slowly, is gradually making it so it's by title, and not author.

Did you have a specific title of Ms. Robert's you were wanting to write for?

More like I was ultra busy, as usual and I forgot

Looking at your little tag line there, that's what the "Promote a Story" forum is for. To promote your work, both when you add it new, and update it.

In answer to your question, the right person to contact would be any one of the archive moderators, all of whom are forum members. As to the disclaimers themselves, the formula itself is very simple and easy to follow.

OOPS, that was intended for animedevildog, sorry about that.

I noticed that some of you would rather not go through having your readers sign up for the forum, which is fine, if that's your preference. Although, you're all missing out on a good tool for many things which the archive simply cannot do. Enough on that. Anyway, what I was thinking, is that I can open up the fandom forums for view ONLY to guest viewers. In order to respond, they will still be REQUIRED to register. Thoughts?

Actually, that's a damn good idea. Email or pm me with details, or even find me in chat if you want so I can have a look at what all is involved. As you could tell by my earlier post, resources would be the problem in hosting a chat on the domain, because if it became busy? Way, way overloaded on the bandwidth end. This I know from when I had a chat installed on my own site. Thankfully, we're a small community, so I stayed within my bandwidth limits. What I'll need to look at and find out from you, is all the ins and outs of this, so to speak. Because, if it works out to where it's a truly free system, I'm sure I can integrate it.

Something else to keep in mind, is that if you use characters for scene breaks, if it exceeds 75 continuous characters you get that gawdawful endless horizontal scrolling thing. So, you need to be sure it doesn't do that. Something ALL of you need to bear in mind, is that if you export in html format, you really do need to go back in a plain text editor and strip OUT the disallowed and extra html that the word processing programs always always ALWAYS insert. Granted, I say this from my perspective, as it is ME that goes in and cleans that mess UP. It doesn't necessarily hurt anything, other than make a file generally 3 to 4 times bigger than it needs to be. Which, with the database being an overgrown and bloated old bitch as it is, is not very good for it.

Hey, did you ever come up with a weapon for me? I have on for Keith, and told ya I needed one for you, LOL

THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK ARRRRRGH <--me beating my head in to a wall....

You'd be surprised at how much time self maintenance saves me. I go in to the database directly to do all this stuff. Believe me, when I see it, I am very, very appreciative.

What are you posting, and where are you posting them to? For example, if you're posting stories in the wrong subdomain, we delete them on sight. If you're posting fiction searches, requests, challenges and the like, THOSE get deleted on sight.

What it sounds like is your cookie string has become corrupted and you very likely need to clear them. Try that first, before reformatting anything.

This is ALL browsers? And you said this happened after reinstalling a browser? Which browser is it that you reinstalled?

You need to check your browser and make sure that scripting is enabled. The menuing is done with javascript, and if you have scripting blocked or turned off, it won't work. The alternative to the jump menu is to simply use the main menu, navigate to the subdomain you want to publish in, and THEN go in to your author panel. Something else that comes to mind after looking at that jpg, if you're in the subdomain you uploaded in, and the story doesn't show, it's most likely hidden.

Curiosity is a GOOD thing! Yes, the job is difficult on a good day. Thank you for your appreciation.

Make sure when you select naruto, that you click the go button. If you don't, you go nowhere at all.

Read this FAQ about the jump menu. The jump menu is present both in your profile which displays publicly, and the author panel. The archive defaults to anime for loading, so if you're looking to add content, you need to make sure you're in the proper subdomain, or you won't see the menus for it.